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Shampoo bottles (it was used and then cut because of expense)

Will thats crap advice :skip:

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MODULE C - 2008: Compare how the texts you have studied emphasise the complexities evident in the nature of conflicting perspectives. 2007: How have the texts studied in this elective challenged your ways of thinking about ‘Conflicting Perspectives’? 2005: ‘At the heart of representation...

Best bet it is on Biomass - - Cellulose - Biopolymers

I am pretty sure that they will disregard one of the two texts if you did two, therefore making your essay shorter and less integrated. Someone once said if you do ONE in a TWO question you can only get up to 13/15, maybe this will be the case?

I used the second one but both were really similar (general theme of acceptance)

Questions were not to hard but not too easy either. Definitely better than Independent Trial! :spin:

Re: Business Studies Section II: Short Answer + 1 The whole unorthodox thing came up when I was discussing the paper with my teacher after. The paper this year really focuses on little snippets which we may see as insignificant but have great impact on TODAY'S business climate. Weird...

Re: General Thoughts: Business Studies GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT MATE Read the question again before you start making stupid assumptions and trying to put people down! :mad: Looks like you made the careless mistake, unlucky buddy.

I think the maximum is two if it is more I am going to :shoot:the Presiding Officer (My old deputy principal BTW) If all else fails just chuck a few lines in about one of the section one texts :spin:

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice Sorry just trying to prove my point :) wavecrusher (not alexjb sorry) according to wikipedia - A money back guarantee is essentially a simple guarantee that, if a buyer is not satisfied with a product or service, a refund will be made...

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice Yeah that one is a tricky one. I didn't realize that.... But I guess both will be correct because you can't have like broken glass and stuff everywhere...

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice Past Trial Answer (2007 Leading Edge): Abiding by all taxation laws and avoiding unethical practices such as transfer pricing or utilising tax havens in order to avoid taxation in the higher taxed nations that the business trades in. From the...

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice This is from a Jacaranda textbook: · Businesses have a responsibility to operate ethically in a host country. · Ethical issues usually result from variations in laws between countries. · Some...

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice How can it be A when they are avoiding tax?? The countries they go to often need to money collected from tax to help them in development. You seemed to be trying to cut people but you need evidence (aka syllabus, quote from textbook, similar...

Syllabus document - effective working capital (liquidity) management • the working capital ratio • control of current assets — cash, receivables, inventories • control of current liabilities — payables, loans, overdrafts • strategies for managing working capital — leasing, factoring, sale and...

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice My answers with reasons: 1. c - age bracket given 2. d - only one with two that are not secret 3. b - just is 4. d - the others are just courtesy/ethical NOT legal 5. d - trick question (similar one seen before) 6. b - mediator 7. a - other...